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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-10
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Mrs. Livermore explains her with
drawal from any further support of
the Republican party by the failure of
the Republicans at the last session of
the Massachusetts, Legislature to pass
the resolution submitting the pro-
posed prohibitory amendment. But
Mrs. Livermore would ascertain, if
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PROBATE NOTICE

UntiIfurther notice, the Probate Court for n 9
District of Lamoille, will be held at the Court
House in Hyde Park, on Monday ana Ihursday
to 10 M and from p. NJ. TO 2.30 p. M.
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR

Is now coming forward and in most cases the
quality will be nice, but all persons who
have tested the matter acknowledge that3
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IutluAtfinl lfrevitie,

Tho Central Glass Works will shut down
at noon to-day. a
The Bellaire Lantern Globe Works will
not lay OFT on New Years Day. !.
The Riverside nail factory ptarted IN
Tuesday and ran on full time and force up
to last night. 1T,
The new Anchor Glass Works at Wells.
burg will commence next week to make a
line Of eamples, but do not expect 10 be at
work regularly until the first OF February.
It ID q large factory and will add material.
~ to Wellaburg'a manufacturing interests.
The Riverside Glass Works at Wellsburg
will resume active operation again the
second week in January. A new crown
has been placed in the furnace. The pots
have been set and filled, and everything IL
IN readiness for u start up. The mill has
been idle about four weeks.
At the Belmont the rolls have been busy
all this week turning out tack iron, ard
the nail factory has, in consequence, been
idle. It will start up again on Monday,
and it is expected will run pretty steadily
Tor tho next month. Since repairing and
improving the furnace it has been doing
very good work, the output being OF fret
class quality. Coal is now used for fuel
in all the departmental and will be until
the company 10 guaranteed steady and
uninterrupted flow OF natural gaB.
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Martins Ferry.

e.
Miss Flo Yam pelt, OF Bridgeport, Is yisun,
friends In the city. Jls ID -. :, = - =
William Coync will have hearing before Mayo,
Keller this afternoon. - -tIi V's- - -
The. Lafayette Dancing Club will give grand bal
this evening In lafayette Hall. ~. : : :, =
The funeral OF Miss TITLE Stanton took nlare Va.
teIday afternoon at two clock and was Largely at
Miss. Ella Ingebrisht entertained "a number a
her young friends last evening at her home on III.
Key. T.. F. Walker will preach his last Germ on IN
INC Presbyterian Church tomorrow, He Will m vs
TO Evansville, Ind, In few days. e i ~
At q meeting OF the W; c. II U. YESTERDAY ,,,er,
noon resolutions Of respect TO Mrs. Carrie Thoma
we're placed on Ale and sent to the Church Iitraid
There Is still fine assortment OF gold and alive,
watches clocks. rings, breast pins and ali Kinds nj
!cWelry ior your selection for New Years preaent
a. me !ewelry store In Commercial Block, ali
and see them before going elsewhere, -. Z =
Since the Introduction Of natural gas In this cty
considerable complaint has been heard from con.
Eumers who haveIo go 10 Wheeling 10 paw for H.
gus. The Wheeling Natural Gas Companron Mn S,i
DAY last appointed Dr. AR ong as III receiver htre
ano consumers oil gas can now save themreiyes
TIP TO Wheeling when wishing to pay up. =. :
d, 4 most successful surprise party wsx rendered
ROBERT Y! Haushton by a number OF his youns
lRdy and gentlemen friends lat evening - hnme,
ten couples gathered At his mothers residence M
ioulh Third street, aud after recovering from hi.
surprise Robert busted himself In The enteTtain'
ment Ioi his callers. Refreshments were Served:
p pss games ind1iEed IA, and aun,t enjoyable
evening ttpls W1 paasesH {RHEaA
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a PLATE GLASS WORKS
Probably to be Added to Whoellus's Ipdu,

- tries. 80.
Wheeling now has an opportunity, if
she des!rea to further diversity her indus-
stries, to secure q plato elasa factory. AN
experienced and practical plate glass man
from the East ives recently here on a tour
OF inspection, and he lett with the impress
zion that Wheeling was very favorable
point for the location OF such an industry,
There is about twenty times as much
plate glass used in the United States az ia
made in this country. The factories are
few and widely scattered. Theye is no
danger OF the domestic supply equalinp
the consumption in the next ten yesra, =
The gentleman referred to wishes to in.
vest capital and give his experience to the
management Of factory here. He aske
that Wheeling put up portion Of the
capital, aud the indications arc thu. home
men Of means will respond favorsbly,
This enterprise ia in good hands. Mr.,
John Sweeney, Of A. !. Sweeney & Son,
is Interested in raising the required capi.
tai, and has iavorably impressed several
Of those to whom he has presented the
matter resr ri Erss-I.-'.- -.
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F.ANTII4E
Skin Diseases

IN, o,drst child, now s,x years Of age when m
iniHntGx months old was atiack cd with yiruent.
malignant akin dlsesss. All ordinary remeoies
failing. we called our family physician; VINO ~.
temntsd TO cu.c II; but y spread WIZ annoy b IN
iI,tS irIlo rs pSr,oa' from the middle Of his back
down To- MI knees was ono solid rash. ugly, pain.
iul, blotchEd, md malicious We had no test =,
10 try Gu,icurs Rruedics. The effect was simply
mHyciGuS, In three or four weeks q compiled
cure was wrought, leaving tho little follows person
a. white and heNlthy A. though no had never pSei
nitnSktd In my opinion y0nr valuable reheaiet
ssyed his llie and Today in T. n strong, healthy
child perfectly well, no repetition Of the olseas'
''" ''' - y - GEO. i, SMITH,
Atty OF Law and KI.Pros Atty, Ahland, Q.
Reference: J. @. weLt, Druggist, Ashland,.o..
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MoUNDsvILLE. &
Personal, Social, Criminal and other LEGAL

.. p =. .
Nj. Harry Roberts has genet Philadelphia.
Miss E,.ell Myers left for Baltimore last night
John ". Burchlnal has gone homo on q visit
Mis- sallle Parkinson d visiting Mr., L. Parkn.
Son, N n g'''ll4 .sEs 4 ~ Es.t ~
Alit.le iour.year.old boy in the lower ward Hwal.
lowed some lye Wednesday. . Z s. E sa' ~ u u
Mis- Diana Linn and Mr.. Charles West were mar !.
ried Thursday night by Rev. L. L. Stewart, and left
for PArkcisbufg.f sf1- ia sSnsafE
Rev. L. L. stcwar. lectured In the " N. O. A.
rooms Thursday night on '9uperstitlon." "A fair
audience was In attendance. 5yl8 ils5'
MT. Mike Edwards says he will sue Edito,
DntchluAl torlibel for publl.hng m article In tho
Herald te!ltctlug on his good name and fame. 7i
the 1rSt Of January. Mrs, Richard Morris has been
hwon IN 10 assist him until the run Of tho Office 10
learned. tFFFyg 3; i4-lif d fyhsr ,ssIgl1.
Capt Lee An,hutI came all the way from Letsrl
70 attend tho ball given BY the Thurday Club.
us presence added greatly 10 the enjoyment Of the
Prosecuting Attorney B. +. Msishen says some.
thing will be stirred up about the Court House In
the future that will create q sensation. MI.
Meighen generally knows what he means when no
talks that way. gHHf - -f7f.2 ~, 81
Apetlton has been presented to Governor WI.
son, asking that fines amounting to nearly two
thousand dollars against Henry anider be rcmited.
This petition has a history, which will DO given
ioon, together with tho names Of tho slgaers. 4p
Tho. finest party OF tho season was given Thus.
| day night by tho Thursday Club" at their club
| room In Masonic Hall. Invitations were sent out
TO wheeling aud Cameron and the hall was well
| llled with GUESTS from those places and Mounds.
Willie, Prof. Killmycr furnished the music aud
delighted all present with his fashionable dAuces
At haltpast j O'Clock supper was served at the
Mound City Hotel. The spread wa, voted the
most elegant ever served ID sioundsylllc. Those
present were: Misses Nan Clnrie. Mollie McCaa
key, Bessie Deveries, Stella Jones, Daisy Myers,
Della Mclean, Maggie HILL Ida Logan sallle Par.
kinson, Marion Mathews Daisy hunter. Katie
Martin, Mollio Gamble, Florence Mcronaughcy,
Of Cameron; Rena Terrell, Lizzie Lindsey,
Emma Schumacher, BERTHE Hall, Maggie
Ferrell, Ella Mcfadden. Lizzie McFadden
| Laura Martin, Kiln d. Martin, Laura Lindsey. Ad
die k0ontz, Mary Nolton, Mrs. Lib Myers, Mrs. J.
X. HoOtOn, MI &. ", Mathews. Mrs. Jones; MGssrs
Leo Anshutz, Robert N. Humphreys, Charles Z
Brown, Samuel Ferguson, Joe DlOyd, John Boyd
Frank Myers. Joe lockwood, J. Elmer luniGr
VIII McCaskcy, Rash Hogan, willis Parkinson, Geo
H. Jones, Charlie Weaver. A. L., Hoo,eu, Charlie
parkin.on, HAIRY Brown, William Blown, ". Park
ln.on, Thomas Kogetson, ". T. Baker, Jessie Low
VIII Acfadden, VIII Viewer, y ylle Gamble Jas
y. hurley. George c. Knight, P.W. Crumey. Dr.
\ ". D. S!moRton. J. NJ. Nichols, J. G. Crawford, 8
". Mathews. aud Alex steinheld, Of Whcellug.i
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AN 1N !, REPORT
Which had no Truth In 1t, about tho Nail

| i
The ungracious way the Pittsburgh
prese, after printing the.talse report that
the Western Nail Association had reduced
the ceiling card, corrected 1t, when offi.
cially notified ofits error, was very severely
condemned by nail men here yesterday.
Mr.. J. N.Vance, President OF that Aeso.
citation, says there has not been meeting
since August, whom the Association adj.
lourned 70 reconvens Of the call of the
PRESIDENT, who WAS to call meeting upon
the .reques. Of any three members in
writing. No'euch request was ever re-
ceiVed, no meeting called and no meeting
held. The statement that Secretary Mar.
TN, OF the Amalgama.ed Associa-
ton, is engaged In figuring out the
wage scale under the reduced card
Ia laughabls to anybody who knows sny.
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Tho xiver.

There was a rise Of nearly a foot in the
river at this point yesterday. The marks
Last evening indicated depth in the chan
mel Of 8 feet 8 inches and the river was still
rising. This riss is the result OF the gorge
held ct the Bellaire bridge, and which has
bsen growing in size till it now reaches up
to the Riverside mill. 1t is packed solid
" and II will probably take heavy rine
70 dapola Of Il,
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BELLAlRE.
AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City. - i-l (,

-.
All SORTS Oh hneal news ana dosaip From
the Glass City. (,
David Crafty has gone back 10 Findlay, =
TbomsS Manlon has moved tn Wellsburp w Va
AoNia. mAIIoA h"' .''o'.. W "'.onu'S'" ''n'
cess - -, = W., :" '"o7
~. ,rr,,
:! Mr. John Williamson OF summerneld, Is IN the
ny n.y.,
lhe daughters Oh hepecca elected officers last
night r.=
". @ Hornell and wife are homo from Browns
The natural gas In some places was little low
yesterday.
.a,sybrock. OF the Ohio Saie Sfntinfl. was IN the
city yesterday. Ed 1NrI :.
R O. Farrjs and wife came home last night i,om
a visit 10 Fiudlay, - -. - :
Jomss r,,,o, oo,ohr.,od hi. an 49,. ,,,h,,,
ThnTsdav evening 80 iA 1 N'1' va
DO .s' -,
earir una 70 G VI Tue lco 10 benWooa
~. I 81 =, . MI u.s., A.,
-. III IIals, ot Flpe creek, INC noted hoHemhn,
"S y, III inc cry yesterday e
VIII DO lighted by city gas. s.
visiting relatives and friends ls.5' ~.
The work Of rensiripg tho damarad mil, oft
AMI Iii ha,in T., , tep M nS aAnaseo NIL VI 4.
Ionic Iodro w'GA N vii, .,,o ~ o,.,o. 49,,
nor Of, the rycn;nr n the 1sth h"o az o'Aet sup
Tho hove wo,o sta,,ns ~, ~ 10, .,.. J,
T. ~ W! 9 WeIS hAatng On me river, creek and
iuulAn run, ana having good time:
baggage Master Gallagher has returned to his
po. ~ 1ne hati'Eo!e@ oAio RAILROAD from Glib
SUI D. .|I,.aI.-
This Is q feason OF industry for the plumbers;
they have lots to do now; water pipes, etc. iree1.
ing up and bursting. -. = T-17--
q. W. G-odh,u,. formally NJ mi, c,,, Gov. &, 4.
friends niee boI NJ Csiii,,oia s G, feAt ms
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit jackets, Shirts.
Dress AMI Wooden; Munlers, SlIk md
: Cashmere; Handkercliels, Six md
Linen; Gloves, all kinds; Umbrellas, SIX
anu bingham, aud Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not 10 shrink, at
O. HESS & SONS',
Merchant TailOrs and Gent,s Furnishero
1871 & 1928 Market Street.
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There was narrow escape from fire
and death in the Sixth ward last Wednes.
day night. Milton Parker, who lives in
the rear Of the Niagara engine house, had
placed can OF carbon oil before q CRATE
fire for the purpose Of warming the fluid.
One Of bis children, little boy, while
unobserved by any one managed TO open
the can and lifting it, proceeded to pour
the contents on the fire. There was a
flash and an explosion and very much
frightened family. Strange to relate the
only DAMAGE done to the boy WAS slight
singeing OF his hair. Mr.. Parker, with but
little trouble, succeeded In putting the fire
nut I,--4lr -Hgsr *. .aE,14 g'- 80.
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True ddicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
o. action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs. It's p'eaeaat taste and beneficial
ELECTS have rendered 1t immensely popu-
lar. It clensss the system, cures costive-
ness, etc. NMessrs. Logan 4 Co., Anton P.
Hess, E. B. Burt and O. Menkemeller-
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
ing, W. Va. = -
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Ex.coLLEcron CRAWFORD.
Final Settlement OF his Accounts with III,
City last Night.

City lhst Might
The Council Committee on Finance met
IN the Office Of Clerk Bowers at
the Public Building lnut oveaing, the pur.
pose being the same as called them to.
gether the tTo previous EVENING"
a final settlement with ex.City Col
lector Crawford. There we're pres.
ens MessrB. Dobbins. chairman,
Farrell, Vockler, Tracy and Kenney, oil
the committee, and Mr.. William Filing.
ham, ono Of Mr.. Crswfords bondemen.
His five boadsmen were Mr.. E!lingham,
Henry Neuhardt, john s. Naylor, James
Rine and the late Col. Robert Campbell.
Clerk Bowers reported that be and Com
mittee Clerk Elson had spent the day 60.
ing over the books OF Mr.. Crawford and
as far as they had gone everything was all
right. They had sorted out tho tax
bills returned SIS delinquent and classified
them as follows: Bills considered first
class, which can and will be paid, $442 SO ;
double and erroneous and in dispute,
S4S2 80; no good or very doubtful, ST.
67S 50 (most Of this is on personal prop
erty); total, 81 ,603 So.
Mr.. Crawford did not submit properly
drawn up account for final settlement.
All there was before the committee from
him in that line waa a Slip OF paper with
a pencil memorandum on 1t. It showed
the folloWing: zL,s..
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Bridgeport,

School commences Monday,
e. Services will be held In all the churches tomor
itiends hero. F.'. re -.
A mum Der Of New Years balls, parties, etc., arc
booked for Monday night. ~ - ~" ''
The ball given by the Happy Eight Thuraday
evening was decided success. = :
wagons fell dead here yesterday. - - '
Business men genemlly state that tho closin,
year haS been quito successful one. ~. . :
MI a; Wells will have fine coon O, pouiltr,
at the Wheeling poultry fair next week. - -
NUN Der OF the old employees OF the LaI,ele
glass works Will return here to work as soon as the
factory |. started. 80 ~ = ',',.'- - 49,
This city seems OF late to have become center
lot Migrants, worthless characters, etc, who have
proven themselves great nuisance. y.
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\OPERA GLASSES,
Gbe Qttttellirgsnte1;


Waated-To Rent a House,
FOR Rent-Housc 2222 Chapllnc Street.
To Glassworkcrs. a.'r..'0.S0t17 $500 r.
Storkhod.rs' Acetilg-Feoplc's Bank. "
Mheeing Busintss College. I2s
Ssockhodtts' Mccting-German Bank. I
For Rent-ZiDc ~ Stalnnkcr. u.s.
Gas Globes and shades Ewing Bros. N =
stoekholdots MeeiinS-[Etna Fire and Marine
1psnrance Company. ~ + 5s-I ~ -
Blank Book, aud stationery-Joscph Graves 4
DiSolut!on-Henry Jacobs & Co,
III the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, rs
Z ~. i. G!essy-Arckitect aud Superintendent.
List Oi Letters. - . -, '1t:'.,''
the reN Door Mat-John ". Coughey,
Special shoe Sale James DIvinoSSo,,rtb nopc
Religious NotIcss-Four,h page. - f''e''
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Holiday E.cursions on tho Il. 81

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will, on December 24.h, 18th, Goth
and Slet, 1887, and January LIST and %,
1883, sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip, from oil stations to all
stations, on the Trans Ohio Divisions, and
on the Oolumbus 4 Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago, Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets Will
be good returning until January Sd. 1855,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 3l.-For West
Virginia, snow, turning into rain, brisk to
high aoutherly winds, followed Sunday by
winds. i''g9, 5.5 .lfl ~ ~ a.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer, rain
and snow, winds becoming briak to high
southessterly and on Sunday westerly, =,
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r. Itg'lga-t - - ~ : - So sf8f7I1e
Music at the ALEXANDRIA Rink.
Byrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and fevers; to cure habltual con.
etipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
tactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Meesrs,
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, r, B, Burt
and O. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
cd sgents for Wheeling, W. Va. t5ii1'',1
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!. C!erk HOOK yesterday Issued the follow.
ing marriage licsnses: - 81 r. &
70 Lorcrz Martin, aged 80, and Mag.
dalons Smith, aged q, both natives Of
Germany and residents Of Wheeling. "a
To Clement Davis, aged "a, o native Of
MARITIME Ferry and resident Of Pittsburgh,
and Anna stspp, aged 81, q native and
resident Of this city. t5s l.fi.5ssI
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WELLSDURG.

y
Lodge Electlon-The River Drldscd.-rarious
other News. IA
J. ". Platenburg, editor Of the Hancock County
Courier, WAS in tho city this week, the guest Of
friends snd relatives. >. y - -. :
The river Is frozen over at this point, which con.
meets WellsbuIg and Brilliant, and tho BOYS saw
that they have llcensein this town once more,
: Mr.: Charles Dougherty, foreman OF Howard's
cooper shops, spent Christmas aud po.tion OF The
holidays III Wheeling, visiting friends lie spcaks
highly Ola royal good time.
man by the name Of Davis, while attempting
10 cross the river on the lie yesterday morning,
when near the Ohio shore, broke through and wss
with difficulty saved from drowning. When finally
fore. 6Il,. .'~' - - -
On last Tuesday evening wellsburg Lodge No. 2.
+. and A. NJ !. the following ofIccrs were install.
co g! ior the ensuing Masonic year: D. Mc9lellaud.
W.M.;J J: Walkirshaw, S. W; L. G.. Applegste'
J.. w; VIC Howard. s.. D.; James Lawson, Sec.
rGhry; II. buchanan. Treasurer; TIL ON ar Gribin,
chaplain. aud Jacob Miller, Tyler After the In.
ttallation ceremonies were over those present 70.
paired 10 the Lewis House and partook Of an ole.
CANT banquet which had been previously PREPARED,
70 which ample justice was done. ,li2 H.. = 80
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Thousands Of Children

Arc born into the World every day with some ecze
matouE affection. such M milk crust. scall head,
bcurt nr dandruu. sure to develop into M agonlk'
Ing eczema, tho Itching, burniDg and dishguIA,ion
Of when make lie prolonged torture unl0's
warm bath with Cutlcura sosp, an exquisite
Skin BGRutitlnr, and single Application OF Cutl'
Cura. the Great skin Cure, with uitle CutlnuIa
KcsolTcnt tho Now Blood Purifier, are often tulll.
Client 10 arrest tho pr0grcss OF tho dlscase, ana
point ~ speedy and pcrIuRnGnt cure.
Hence. no mo her VINO loves her children, VINO
takes pride 10 their beauty, purity and health, and
in bCBtnwing upon thcn a chldk greatest inherit.
nuco-R al Ia without blemiAh, and a body nonr.
ishcd by pure blooi-should fall 10 make trial oil
the Uutlcura RcmedloS.
Sold everywhere. ptlcc, Cuttclra. 0,; Soap
25c.; re olycnt, 81. Prepared by tho Potter, Drug
and Chemical to- Boston, Mass. HF
EE.acud for "How 10 euro Skin Diseases" q
pAgts, 90 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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This shows a deficiency of So 730 Is
which Is increased by an error Of $32 in
the railroad assessment, to $2,771 Is, to be
accounted Tor by his bondsmen, according
to his figures. s.. - .',5 :
In computing his commissions be in.
cluded the amount Of the discount al.
lowed BY law for prompt payment; the
committee decided not to allow that,
The ordinance under which he
worked provided that he should be al.
lowed commissions only on the money
turned into the treasury. Counting tho
amount Of the railroad assessment on
which it was decided to allow him com.
mission, he has.only turned in S0I753 10,
and yet he figured bis commission on that
amount and the amount he held out as
his commission, which was right for him
to do, but q very roundabout way to do It,
and one that has caused trouble, as the
Committee refuses to allow commission,
the way the matter stands now, on any.
thing but the S07,753 10 paid in, which
swells the amount needed to equare his
accounts to about $1,000. This will DO
made up, and nothing will be lost to the
citv = ~ E- No. 5f. .sfsg +, : 80